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The Effects of Flap Ischemia on Normal and Diabetic Progenitor Cell Function

Published:2008-06 Issue:6 Volume:121 Page:1929-1942
ISSN:0032-1052
Container-title:Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
language:en
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Author:

Tanaka Rica,Wada Mika,Kwon Sang Mo,Masuda Haruchika,Carr Jacquelyn,Ito Rie,Miyasaka Muneo,Warren Stephen M.,Asahara Takayuki,Tepper Oren M.

Publisher

Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)

Subject

Surgery

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